Part, Question

 1   2, 46 |      angry, he wishes ~to be avenged on someone. Hence the movement
 2   2, 46 |      on whom it ~seeks to be avenged. Consequently it is a passion
 3   2, 46 |    sense a man is said to be avenged on ~himself, and consequently,
 4   2, 46 |      never rests until it is avenged [*Eph. 4:31: "Let all bitterness ~
 5   2, 46 | firmness of purpose in being avenged.~Aquin.: SMT FS Q[46] A[
 6   2, 47 |      others, and seek to be ~avenged on them, it is because those
 7   2, 48 |  destroy, for it seeks to be avenged on the contrary ~evil: whence
 8   2, 108|      might justly seek to be avenged. In this way, too, all ~
 9   2, 71 |     Anger seeks openly to be avenged, as the Philosopher states ~(
10   2, 81 |   pray for their blood to be avenged." But this is absolutely
11   2, 156|    as when one desires to be avenged in a trifling matter, ~which